San Luis is getting ready the fourth industrial revolution with actions to maximize digitization of the province, brought together in the program "San Luis 3.0" with special emphasis on the education of its children and youth.
Automation of production in rich countries affects the employment and wages of low-skilled workers, not only in their countries but also in those to which their products reach.
Emerging countries must adapt to technological change as quickly as possible by making the most of its benefits. The costs will also come through trade.
Once free connectivity is provided throughout the province, adaptation to technological change is promoted with a training plan in programming skills, the basis of the industry that is eating the rest.
The ultimate goal of this policy is to train 10,000 programmers in 2 years. The total number of students enrolled is 22,257 students, out of which 5% have already completed the first stage. Out of the latter, 36% passed the first certification and are taking the second stage exams.
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, said: “It’s more important to learn programming than to learn English.” He also stressed that this is the type of knowledge that needs to be taught "in every school in the world.”
This plan prepares thousands of people for their insertion in the technology industry.

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• San Luis province, Argentina

• Youth
• Women
• The unemployed

The development and success of this initiative in San Luis is the result of the political decision to invest heavily, during the last 20 years, in infrastructure, connectivity, and in facilitating access to devices for the population, as well as training. This initiative is replicable successfully only in this context.

Digital Inclusion as a Fundamental Human Right, a commitment assumed by the Government of San Luis and embodied in the Provincial Constitution in 2011, guarantees the continued investment of public resources towards a more inclusive, digitized and innovative society.

The government of San Luis promotes strong policies against the fight against poverty, the strengthening of digital inclusion, gender equality, care for the environment, among others, through multiple initiatives and public policies. The development of a connectivity infrastructure, with a fiber optic network of more than 3,260 kilometers that allows free connectivity of the entire population throughout the territory, the delivery of devices, the development of digital platforms and ICT training they contribute strongly in these purposes. States that invest in ICT and develop development police improve the quality of life of the population. To date, those who have gained the most were those who could access the digital world.